Local art studio offers classes for those who 'want a comfortable space to come experiment.'
November 20, 2025
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IDAHO FALLS – A pencil and a piece of paper have been Krissa Durmeier’s best friends for as long as she can remember. The Rigby woman grew up drawing and now owns an art studio in downtown Idaho Falls where she teaches art classes.
Little Bluebird Studios opened in June inside the Rogers building at 545 Shoup Avenue, Suite 109. It includes a shop that sells art supplies and decor, books and toys during regular business hours. Art classes are taught throughout the month after 5 p.m.
In a conversation with EastIdahoNews.com, Durmeier describes her business as “a love letter to art.”
“I try to touch on all corners of the art spectrum,” Durmeier says. “Art classes include oil painting, acrylic, therapeutic art night and watercolor.”
Durmeier teaches the watercolor class and other local artists teach the others. The three of them have art on display in Durmeier’s shop, some of which is for sale.
Durmeier gives a little glimpse of the watercolor class in the video above.
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